Tollie West is a 6'1" Edge in the 2028 class.
West attends Northern Nash in North Carolina.
West's Player Profile was created on January 21, 2026.
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Expert Analysis
Tollie
WestEDGE
Class
2028
Height
6'1"
Weight
220
HS
Northern Nash
|
NC
Living in the Backfield: 252’s Top TFL and Sack Kings
West had a very productive sophomore campaign, with a team-high 9.5 tackles for loss in 2025. He also...
Written by Zane Rowland
Tollie
WestEDGE
Class
2028
Height
6'1"
Weight
220
HS
Northern Nash
|
NC
Who’s Next 252 Top Returners DL/Edge
Tollie West may not get the same attention as some of his teammates at powerhouse Northern Nash, but...
Written by Joshua Graham
Tollie
WestEDGE
Class
2028
Height
6'1"
Weight
220
HS
Northern Nash
|
NC
Top 5 Edge Rushers in Franklin/Nash/Wilson County
West flew a bit under the radar last season, but is one of the top returning pass rushers...
West finished the 2025 season among the state leaders in sacks by a sophomore. He was a big...
Written by Will Helms
Zane Rowland | Prep Redzone Scout
Zane Rowland
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West had a very productive sophomore campaign, with a team-high 9.5 tackles for loss in 2025. He also finished first on the team with 9.5 sacks last fall. West was tied for sixth place with 46 tackles, and he also recovered a fumble on the season. With West only being a junior this year, look for him to terrorize offenses for the next two seasons.
Tollie WestTollieWest
6'1" | 220 lbs | EDGE
Northern Nash | 2028 StateNC
may not get the same attention as some of his teammates at powerhouse Northern Nash, but the sophomore quietly put together a highly impactful season. With nearly 10 sacks and 46 total tackles, West proved he can be a consistent disruptor off the edge.
Standing just under 6’2” with long arms, he brings ideal length and leverage to the position. What stands out most is his ability to impact both phases—he’s not just a pass rush specialist, but also holds his own against the run. West shows a natural feel for getting after the quarterback, making him a true sack producer with upside.
As he continues to develop physically and refine his technique, he has the tools to emerge as one of the next standout defensive prospects coming out of Northern Nash.
West flew a bit under the radar last season, but is one of the top returning pass rushers in the area. He picked up nearly 10 sacks last season for Northern Nash, flashing speed and power. He had some good tape against the run, and as he’s just a rising junior, he has plenty of time to grow as a player in that area. He’s one to watch at the edge position in 2026.
West finished the 2025 season among the state leaders in sacks by a sophomore. He was a big part of Northern Nash’s suffocating defense that gave up just 14 points per game once conference play started. He has the frame to add some more weight and we won’t be surprised if he grows another inch or too, either.